Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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(Cnmnmtmtmtt JJnnjnmt Mid-Winter Class of 1911 February 3, 1911 Music—“Marche aux Flambeaux,” Invocation, Music, Carl Hartmann, Cora Wuerker, Class President’s Address, Address—“Making a Living,” Violin Solo—“Andante Religioso,” Presentation of Diplomas, Music, Orchestra Rev. W. T. Cline String Quartette Rudolph Horn, B. C. Richardson. ( Ruby Camilla Russell Prof. W. H. Shryock Cora VVuerker J.VV. Beall String Quartette Rudolph Horn, B. C. Richardson. Carl Hartmann, Cora VVuerker, Benediction. 12

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(Cmmmntmmntt iag {hwgram tl|unc 17, 1910 Music—“Marche atix Flambeaux,” . . Orchestra Invocation, .... Rev. G. L. Clark Music—“The Lord is Great,” Girls’ Chorus Salutatory, .... Edna Catherine Smith Music—Vocal Solo, Emily Louise Hoefert Address—“Education and Citizenship,” Mr. Harry A. Atwood Music—“Come Out into the Sunshine,” Girls’ Chorus Valedictory, .... Edith May Browne Presentation of Diplomas, I)r. G. E. Wilkinson Music—“Tannhauser March,” Benediction. Orchestra 11

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iff hnull'll (Class nf liUl Colors: Brown and Gold MOTTO—‘ In Right is Strength. (Officers Ruby Russell . . . President Cora YVuerker, Sec’y and Treas. (Class Hull Hattie Florence Bilderbeck. “Every footstep fell as lightly as a sunbeam on water.” Florence May Harris. “She is a precious jewel.” Jennie June McKee. “Her acts are modest and her words discreet.” Ruby Camilla Russell. “She is as virtuous as she is fair. Cora Wuerker. “Her feelings and her thoughts tend ever on and rest not in the Present.” 13